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When looking back at history, the 1993 Galaxy incident became a national memory for China and Iran, a history full of humiliation and challenges. In those years, China's Yinhe vessel suddenly lost its GPS signal while sailing on the high seas, and this incident was a clear provocation by the United States to China. This incident is not only a humiliation for China's citizens, but also makes China firm in its determination to develop its own navigation and positioning system. However, China is not the only country at the mercy of others, Iran has also suffered from the US blockade.
A central part of Iran's long-standing military power is its ballistic missile technology. Iran now possesses nearly 2,000 ballistic missiles of various types, some with a range of nearly 3,000 kilometers, covering the entire Middle East. These missiles are not only Iran's deterrent, but also an effective weapon against U.S. military pressure. In military conflicts, ballistic missiles and air defense systems require precise navigation and positioning information. If this critical information falls into U.S. hands, Iran's missile threat will be weakened and may even become a target for U.S. attacks. Therefore, Iran decided to ditch the use of GPS systems in order to prevent the United States from obtaining its military intelligence.
We can see from the Iraq war that the United States successfully used its GPS navigation system to destroy Iraq's early warning radar, air defense facilities and power facilities, thus achieving a decisive victory. The war taught the entire Middle East a vivid lesson in modern warfare, and the lessons of Iraq taught Iran the critical importance of navigation systems in modern conflicts.
Iran has always shown tenacity and is at the forefront of the U.S. blockade policy. Iran has long been under U.S. surveillance thanks to the U.S. GPS system. Even Iran's famous Suleimani was killed in a drone strike. However, now that Iran chooses to use China's Beidou navigation system, the United States will not be able to easily obtain information on the movements of Iranian forces, thus increasing the difficulty of gathering military intelligence for the United States.
Iran's decision can be likened to the Persian iron horse unveiling the blindfold of the war horse and letting Iran's missiles point where to hit. With the support of the Beidou navigation system, Iran is like a sharp sword in the Middle East, which can clearly monitor US military bases in the Middle East, including the US fleet in the Persian Gulf, and has the ability to carry out precise three-dimensional strikes.
This story teaches us that mastery and autonomy of technology are critical to national security. The cooperation between China and Iran not only provides Iran with a stronger military deterrent, but also strengthens the cooperative relationship between the two countries. This is also a lesson that other countries can learn from, and protecting their national security requires not only relying on external technology, but also constantly striving to develop an independent technology system.
In summary, China's Beidou navigation system provides Iran with greater military capabilities and relieves U.S. surveillance pressure. This cooperation case has also triggered other countries to think about the development of independent technology. National security and autonomy are becoming increasingly important in modern society, and cooperation and mastery of technology are key to achieving this goal.
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